Scam Safety

 
 

ARE YOU BEING SCAMMED?

Scammers pretending to be a bank or law enforcement, like the FBI, want to steal your money and personal info. They can even replicate phone numbers to seem as if they're calling from SPC!

PREVENT YOURSELF FROM BECOMING A VICTIM OF SCAMS:

  • DO NOT PROVIDE YOUR FULL CARD OR ACCOUNT NUMBERS: SPC will never ask for your full card numbers. If you reach out to us, we’ll only ask for the last four digits.

  • NEVER GIVE OUT your online banking login or passwords, even if the caller seems to be from SPC.

  • IGNORE UNEXPECTED messages, emails, calls, or FaceTimes.

  • SPEAK UP: Scammers pretending to be law enforcement or a government agency will tell you not to tell anyone what’s going on. They just want you to send them cash.

  • SPOOFING: Don't be fooled by fraudsters using fake phone numbers! "Spoofing" happens when the Caller ID that shows up on your end appears to be familiar or local, but is actually the bad guys in disguise. Scammers use this trick to fool you into giving away your personal and financial information.

    If in doubt, hang up and call SPC at 843.332.4506.

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